You can customize ticket forms in Zendesk using SSO by leveraging JavaScript to show or hide forms based on the user's organization. This involves creating ticket fields and forms, then using JavaScript in your Help Center to dynamically display the appropriate form for the user. By identifying the user's organization, you can ensure that only relevant ticket forms are visible, enhancing the user experience and maintaining data privacy.
You can use Single Sign-On (SSO) to customize your Zendesk knowledge base by restricting access based on user attributes like organization, language, or tags. This allows you to tailor the content visible to different users, ensuring that only…
Setting up a JSON Web Token (JWT) for SSO in Zendesk involves configuring your identity management system to communicate with Zendesk Support. This process includes creating end-users based on existing database information and assigning them to the…
Customizing outbound emails in Zendesk for different organizations can be achieved using Liquid Markup and triggers. By setting conditions based on the user's organization, you can modify the email content, such as adding a specific logo or…
Using SSO for customizing Zendesk Support offers several benefits, including automated user creation, restricted access to content, and personalized user experiences. By integrating SSO, you can ensure that users only see the information relevant…